Senate Economy Faction Pushes State Relief Burden Plan
Relief policy debate in Washington centers on a 40 percent state burden and 49 percent local share for federal relief programs. Appropriations committee members seek larger state and local contributions, arguing federal funds would shrink with expanded local project costs.
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Washington
Senate
W.P.A
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Wales
Laral
Terie
Rol
New York Musicians Stage Unique Strike
A protest by New York musicians disrupts performances and draws crowds as venues suspend shows. The strike, organized by labor leaders, aims to pressure authorities over pay and working conditions. Performers from several ensembles participate, with supporters marching near theaters and concert halls.
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New York
Debretts Peerage and the Windsors in Royal Marriages
A garbled 20th century press fragment discusses Debretts Peerage, the Windsor marriage to Mrs Warfield Simpson, and historic royal marriages. It notes kings marrying non-revals, Victoria era changes, and mentions various nobles and royal lines in a fragmented account.
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London
Waltrip Warfield Simpson
Windsor
Britain
John
Isabel
Willam
Earl of Gloucester
Henry IV
Edward IV
Richard MI
Henry Wml
James II
Enehimd
Earl of Clarendon
Kalan
Mary Twife
Willisar
Orange
Anne
Royal marriages blur lines with royal and nonroyal matches
The article reviews early 20th century Windsor marriages, noting Princess Patricia Ramsay and other royal brides marrying non royals. It cites guards like Princess Mary and Viscount Lincelles, detailing titles and lineages while highlighting the shift toward non royal unions within the royal circle. It mentions King George V era marriages and the exception of royal weddings within royalty since 1913.
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Patricia Ramsay
Princess Patricia
Pa- Barne
Mary
Princess Royal
George V
Abney
Viscount Lastelles
Bar of Harewond
Jeans
Viscount Lincelles
Eton College
Gerald Lascelles
Sovereien
Stork
Theas
Aritinh
Rorya Housa
Windsor
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Alexandra
Duchess of Fife
Prince George
Duke of Kent
Princesa Marina
Greece
Flooded Sections of State Return to Normal After Storm
Widespread rain and snow eased flood conditions across the state. Billings reported severe damage near a million dollars while Hinsdale and other towns faced multi thousand dollar losses. Highway plows cleared ice and arid roads. cooling crests of snow and rain continued across Yellowstone park region and distant areas. Local officials estimated higher river and field moisture may aid crops, though property damage remains significant.
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Romany
Grea
Billings
Hinsdale
Valley County
George A. Swertello
Roundup
Wein
Klein
Bull Mountains
Park
City
Columbus
Hall
Continental Divide
Montana
Williston
N. D
Gooke City
Medway
Yellowstone Park
Cheater and
Chinook
Faroyern
Omaha Mayors Efforts In Strike Mediation
Omaha Nebraska June 19 AP negotiations for a settlement of a week old strike by motor transport drivers and helpers were postponed until Monday afternoon by Mayor Dan Buller after discussions with union members who favor closing shop contracts. The mayor also met with truck operators and business men as mediator and summoned all parties to confer Monday afternoon. The strike began over a demand to drop certain shop practices.
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Omaha
Neb
Dan Buller
Indor
Marlerie
Thitler
Conferance
Townsend leads renewed push after pension movement resignations
Dr Francis Townsend says the old age pension drive will go on as 12 executives resign from the national group. In Chicago the drift includes Brinton and Young who plan to form a rival organization while Brinton faces a Madison charge over $16000 in prize money.
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Francis Townsend
Gilmour Young
Wroth
Spat
Brinton
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Townsend
Hiinton
Bnify
Labor unrest across Ohio Michigan area heats to strike talk
A week of labor tension spreads from Waynestown Ohio to Monroe Michigan with talks of a general strike at Bethlehem Steel and Newton mill. Leaders from United Labor Congress and Steel Workers Organizing Committee push for bargaining rights while authorities prepare to shield residents and isolate Monroe.
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Andy Truh- Phard
Bhateman
Congress
Hethlehem
Bethlehem Alel
Johnstown
Frank Mirnliv
Michigan
Auutomobile
Monroe
Committee For Injustitut
Eigantic
Atrikoe Tnsnd
Newton Steel Company
Newton
Republic Steel Corporation
Vatrtles
Fnion
Chicago-Calumat
Nicholas Fontecchio
Calumat
Dle Rretor
Planta
Flood-Stricken Billings Sees Red Cross Aid Mounted
Red Cross called in as Billings endures a damaging flood. One man, Fred Strucker, seriously injured as tanks drained at a filling station. Water rose to key avenues Yellowstone Clark and Teuts. Citizens abandoned cars, police and fire crews battled rising waters. Telephone lines out, but long distance still active. Authorities warned boiled water but found no contamination. Drizzle to heavy showers affected response with rumors of a dam scare debunked.
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Aland National Guard
Fred Strucker
Thi
Cana
Yellowstone
Clark
Tewts
Petery
Monon
Baltery
Exchange
Citg
Changes in agricultural trends and living standards
Washington June 13 AP report quotes Dr J B Baker of the Bureau of Agricultural Economies noting a reversal of three long standing trends: lower agricultural production, a declining farm population, and reduced cash income per agricultural worker. He warns that a future U S population decline could trigger further changes. The study, Physical Features in Land Civilisation of the United States, suggests farming living standards have fallen and prosperity may be weak, with declines in food and fiber consumption and farm exports. The article also mentions a St Louis Fort Benton boat race event in later notes and a hospital operation for a 19 year old female patient, without clear context.
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Washington
United States
Dro J. & Baker
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Ryker
United
Huberwald
Acute Labor Shortage in Nazi Empire Urged by Economists
Economists warn of a likely acute labor shortage in Hitler’s Germany withApril unemployment at a record low. Estimates suggest about a quarter of a million workers would not return to work due to disabilities or other factors, while millions of women may reenter the workforce as demand grows. Predictions vary on whether the shortage cripples industry or is mitigated by shifts to higher paid essential jobs and disciplined labor. The report also notes German employment shifts could influence broader economic stability, alongside social changes affecting white collar and clerical positions.
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Bertin
Autiti
Ipwell
Ibis
Luis
Germany
German Institute For Business Research
Sini
Wilewina
Police Doubtful Kidnapping Victim Alive say Brenner and Officials
Investigators voiced skepticism that missing Mrs. Alice Parsons is alive as state and local authorities press for action within 48 hours. Russian pair to be questioned again. wills show recent changes. Rumors of ransom and further notes denied. search ordered around the farm. Drought and pasture concerns loom in Flathead County as salvor efforts continue.
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Anna Kuprianova
Pollen
Alice McDowell Parsons
Francis X. McGarvey
Suffolk County
Algen Landvuk
Scowte
Richardson Pratt
Parsons
Kallspell
Hinlvernon
Flathead
Salvorson
Montana
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Midwest Association of Fish and Game Commissioners
Pension Movement
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